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Old 23-06-2011, 10:19 AM
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Re: Bozita cat food (dry)?

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Raw diet- unless i can find a cheap all year supply of rabbits i think i cant afford raw diet either. Rabbit though would be greta. meat,bone and offal rolled into one. Supplement with the odd chunky/ground meat.
Not a good idea to just feed raw rabbit and nothing else, even if it contains meat/bone and offal. As I have said before in one of your many threads, the key with raw feeding is that you provide as much variety in meats as you possibly can. Different meats contain different nutrients to differing degrees. Think about it, in the wild a cat wouldn't eat just one type of prey.

Whatever you do, if you feed ground raw food then please supplement with taurine (at the very least).
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Old 23-06-2011, 10:23 AM
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Re: Bozita cat food (dry)?

Well then i think im better off with a wet food. Smilla looks good and in my price range
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